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: Blawgs Blog by Bill GratschABA Criminal Justice Section Annual Supreme Court Review
By Bill Gratsch
Hat tip to Dean Ellen Podgor for the heads up, A Review of the Recent Supreme Court Term, posted at White Collar Crime Prof Blog.
Professor Rory Little (Hastings) moderated the recent ABA Criminal Justice Section Annual Supreme Court Review. Speakers on the panel were: Robert Dean, Katherine P. Failla, Professor Julie O'Sullivan (Georgetown), and Hon. Stephen C. Robinson.
Dean Podgor posted a link to summary materials from the panel; you can find it at the post itself, via this link.
Full post as published by Blawgs Blog by Bill Gratsch on August 12, 2008 (boomark / email).
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